Birthday Surprise at Mrs Young’s Home
Mrs. 4. B. Young celebrated her birthday yesterday afternoon with close friends including Mmes. Louis Wagner Jamies Bers Albert Bock Frank Rowe Clarence Hickle Leonard Griffith Carl Mrickson Jos Berry and John Malone. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by Mrs Malone and Mrs Irickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. B. Young
Mmes
Louis Wagner
Jamies Bers
Albert Bock
Frank Rowe
Clarence Hickle
Leohard Griffith
Cerl Peterson
A. W. Sackett
John Malone
Carl Mrickson
Jos. Berry
Kind to Animals Week Program Is Highlighted at Sloan Wallace
A school morning program at Sloan Wallace celebrated Kind to Animals Week with a National Humane Society organized lineup. The event showcased poems, songs, readings, and a bird themed segment featuring students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Wallace
National Rumane Society
Madeline Dukes
Wildernness
Aep
Afb
Maxine
Two Hostesses Host a Card Party at Murphy Home
Mrs. Rebert MUFBRY and Miss Fay Kober entertained at 500 last evening in the Murphy home. Marian Shauger and Magdalene Darby received trophies, while guests included Sylvia Naston Mildred Lietert Helen Britzman and Mrs Leonard Britzhan. High card scores went to Mrs. Arenberg and Mrs Kanofsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rébert’ Mufbry
Fay Kober
Murphy
Marian Shauger
Magdaléné Darby
Nas ‘Ton
Mildred
Lietert
Helén Britzman
Leonard‘ Britzfhan
Tuncheon
Inotel
Russell Latid
Irs
Aron
Chicago
George “Arenberg
Kanofsky
Community events calendar for Waterloo area
Tonight and Friday feature a Blue Triangle league event at Cleveland Symphony and a Teachers College auditorium program. Civic department hosts a Woman's club luncheon and Fine Arts activities. Memorial Hall Waterloo camp hosts various groups including Royal Neighbors and K of P gatherings. Friday evening includes Waterloo chapter D A R WI CG AS adults at K of P hall and an Encampment auxiliary at Black Hawk hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
T. W.C. A. Cleveland Symphony
Teachers College Auditorium
Civic Department
Woman's Club
G. F. Club
P. H. Yagla
Fine Arty
Somes Rébel Corpu
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
P. Hall
P. ‘Hall
D. A. RY
Waterloo Camp
Black Hawk Hall
Tea and Musicale by First Presbyterian Church Women
Organization of Church Will Give a musicale tea at 2:30 Saturday in Mrs C A Morris home under the Woman's Working association of First Presbyterian church. Performers include Cedar Rapids contralto Mrs C R Sanborn and Waterloo violinist Mrs Herbert F Marshall with Luther A Richman and Dorothy Sisson. Reception features cards by Mrs Ida Silver. refreshments by Mrs Sara Cowles under Waterloo camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Morris
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Herbert F. Marshall
Waterloo
Luther A. Richman
Voice Department
Iowa
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Sisson
Whistler
Sanborn
Waterlolo
Goring-Thiemné
Hammond
Marshall
Abilez
Schubert
Mlysiarski
Tiehnial
Wathall
Prothetoe
Royal
Ida Silvér
Catapatty
Tamorow
Hall
Becker Chapter of Eastern Star Receives Officials
Three grand officers of its jurisdiction honored after a Becker chapter Eastern Star meeting in Masonic hall. gifts presented to grand officers and Mrs. Tr. Li Wheeler. Miss Dixon absent. Mrs. R. E. Dunlavey honored. poems read. Plans noted for a March 18 dance and May 5 carnival with Waterloo. initiation set for April 20 after a paid supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
B.C. Hi
Ronkey
Russell DeGon
Mary Ethel Dixon
Dixon
Tr. Li Whieeler
Jean Dorothy Forgemann
R. E. Dunlavey
Waterlooghagter
Hugh Thompson
Leo Leéper
George Hazen
C. G. Sweitzer
Dorothy Miller
Everett Swank
Max Ryan
Bob Webster
Luella Rose
Betty Margadant
Lulu Gilley
Hans Wagner
Mmés
L. B. Gates
Frank Shireman
Recital by Ethel Brinkman's piano pupils tonight
Miss Ethel Brinkman presents her piano pupils in a 4:30 p.m. recital at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Brinkman. Students perform a varied program including pieces by Allmenreich Williams Spaulding Schumann Beethoven and Ravina with solos for Marlon Lighty Wayne Rathbun and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brinkman
J. B. Brinkman
Allmenreich
Marlon Liehty
Witlama
Wayne Rathbun
Williams
Jean
April Showers
Eisebeth Schlink
Little Stranger
Spaulding
Jean Lithty
Eckhardt
Arsdy
Vin Vleck
Doreley Waitz
Gordon Léckington
Four Hands
Aulini Young
Gordon Leckingon
Schumann
Helen Lingelbach
Engél
Arthur Young
Virginia
Taisingér
Monekoski
Iola Hayes
Miss Brinkman
Heller
Devaux
Esther Pederson
Rendano
Lois Kuriger
Kérn
Mero
Beverly House
Anita Hoover
van Biéné
Elise
Beethoven
Florence Feadl
Griez
Birdling
Viez
Ravina
Balih Young
Church News and Society Events in Westminster Parish
Yesterday afternoon the Westminster auxiliary met with sixty members in church parlors. Mrs Max A Wilson chaired the entertainment committee, featuring a violin solo by Jeah Stevenson with Margaret Noonan, a reading by Nadhan, and a piano solo by Olive St Clair. Mrs Cetil Béri hosted a missionary society meeting at her home with Elizabeth Harrison leading a program on Congregational colleges. Refreshments were served by Wilson Walton and T F Kentey. Frank Guyer to host next. An all day Woman's Working association meeting at First Presbyterian featured the play Wanted, Buried Talent with many members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
I. L. Baumgartnér
Baumfartner
Zéaring
Baumgartner
M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
Westminister - Auxiliary
Jeah Stevénson
Margaret Noonan
Nadhan
Olive St. Clair
Cetil” Béri
Missionary Society of the Daughters of Plymouth
Congregational Colleges
Elizabeth ‘Harrison
Wilson Walton
T. F. Kentey
Frank Guyer
Woman's Working
Association of First Presbyterian Church
Mmes
Jared Myles
Hugh “Patterson
Ruth Halliday
Missionary Society
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
A. W. Kistner
R.C. Akin
A. T. Whittle
Des Moirés
Ness
W. Boveé
Baster
Georgé Burtohand
L. C. Ransom
Pest Akin
Néss
Womain's Missionary Society of First Brethren Church
A. A. Bonntinger
Mra. Co
Kuingaman
Grant. Miller
Sadie ‘Washburn
Edwin Boardman
Etta Lithty
Clyde Miller
Lester Miller
J. B. Brumakér
Missionary Society Meetings Highlight Local Church Events
A Walnut Street Baptist church gathering featured a China and Christianity discussion led by Mrs. W. L. Steve with a solo by Mrs. J. A. Simith. Graves Memorial United Brethren and First Presbyterian homemakers and mission groups reported meetings, talks on Christianized Indians, and gift-box deliveries to Burma. Delegates to Des Moines were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. ‘Steve
China
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. A.’ Simith
J. 8. Tuthill
EB Ey.Holmés
H.W. Brandton
Women Attend Luncheon at First Congregational Church
About 165 women seated for a noon luncheon at First Congregational church with Mrs. W H Bickley delivering an Oriental interpretation of the Twenty third Psalm. Mrs. B Lederer of Chicago spoke on Salvation Army work in Waterloo area. Mrs H E B McCrae and committee supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gute Weedall
Pauls
Ore
Chickering
Sciglet
Fred J. Miller
Piarnet
Mise
Lucille Cutler
John Charlee
Cedar Falls
First Congregational Church
W. H. Bickley
B. Lederer
Chicago
Salvation Army
Waterloo
Vicinity
H. EB. McCrae
Charéé
Club Notes and Social Events roundup
Nurses' social club plans a Saturday party at 2 p.m. in the Yo OW Co building hosted by Blanche Jones Minnie Hartison Magdalene Kern and Florence Klugs. The 18 Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. Warye Palmer with prizes for Mimés Gedreée Highley Henry Sommers and Harry Roberts. Mrs. Louis Smith and Tagieds of the Fine will be given Friday afternoon. Friday Study club will meet at Mrs. C. T. Robe to discuss German Contributions to Science led by Mrs. C. E. Klingamasi. Willis Johnson will review a book Nathan the Wise. Officer elections scheduled. N.O. B. club guests and husbands spent the evening at J. S Carpenter home with prizes for D. S. Axtell T. D. Keagy and Mrs. Herbert Ruby. T. L. G. diat met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Caroline Markle. Mrs. Frank Hayden won high 600 with consolation to Mrs. T. W. Robinson. Mrs. Mark West, Mrs. David Peterson and Mrs. Frank Hayden were guests. Mrs. Lillian Dennis to entertain May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo OW. Co
Blanche Jones
Minnie Hartiaon
Magdalene Kern
Florencé ‘Klugs
Lucky
Hridgé Club
Waryueé Palmer
Gédreée Highley
Henry Sommers
Harry. Roberts
Louis . Smith
Follall
N.O. B.club
J. 5
Carpenter Home
D. 8. Axtell
T. D. Kéagy
Herbert Ruby
Waterloo Daily News Briefs and Notices
Various local items include a Waterloo man celebrating his eighty third birthday in good health, M. Craig from Chicago visiting Waterlolo officials, and CG L Gremmela purchasing a partner’s share at Smith & Gremmels grocery. Cars stolen last night were recovered, John Kortick’s will leaves his estate to his wife Susie as executrix, Dean Dowling elected secretary of Phi Rho Sigma at Creighton University, Roy Shakespeare denies cruelty and seeks divorce, fire department pension funded by a $26 check from B Schultz, and court appraisals proceed for Water loo Bank & Trust properties while Illinois Central trains instructors conduct classes. Bankruptcy petition by Chandler referred to referee with liabilities of $9,608. assets include household goods and a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kortick
Hudson
Susie
Chandler
Waterloo
Ij. RB
Jordan
Wichita.Tire & Sales Co
Wichita
Kan
G. HL Hokpérs
Coward
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H. B. Young
Rocial Calendar
Becker
Eastern Star
Buchanan Optical Service
Optometrists
MEG Opticians
Thos. M. Buchanan Buchanan Optical Co
Church News
Firet Methodist
Episcopal ‘Church
M. My Beal
California
Beal
Mra
John
Arguerites
Paul Browning
Walnut Court
IHE
George “Woodall
Erry Im Naiar
Lestera Blueeyes
W. W. Whitewrck
Marshalltown
M. ©. Craig
Chicago Great Western Railroad
CG. L. Gremmela
Smith & Gremmels
Lafayette Street
Dowling
C. J. Dowling
Wellington Street
Phi Rho Sigma
Creighton University
Omaha
Roy Shakespeare
Ellen
Harold
Tee
B. Schultz
Schultz
Broadway
B. B. Stites
C. W. Chapman
E. &. Peek
KR. Hallowell
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Bert McCulloch
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Xperts
Hinton
Marcel
Rose’s Beauty Shoppe
Water Street
Rumford
Plaza Theatre
East
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